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Cleavage 21st March 2005 14:53

FI(H) course - 2nd student req
 
Anybody else thinking of doing there FI(H) course this summer?

I'm a little off the requirements at the moment (but not by a lot) and plan to do a course, early in the summer, in the south east.

I'm looking for a second student as I'm told we can split the cost of the ground school, saving a few pounds !!

dewsberya 21st March 2005 15:37

how much are you paying?idid mine end of last year.

Cleavage 21st March 2005 15:57

Seems to be in the region of £8 to 9,000 +VAT depending on where you look.

Where did you do yours? any recommendations?

L'WAAPAM 21st March 2005 17:51

The UK Schools are looking at about £7-8000 for QFI Rating. Ive been looking round for ME IR and have looked at/emailed most. They give replys for everything!!!

Dont know if it is easier doing it in the US of A but probably(definately) worth a look.

Best of luck. I will PM you if I have any luck as I'm doing the same myself.

L'

VeeAny 21st March 2005 20:56

For the H300 Andy Gutteridge at Oxford.

For the R22 Mike Bowden at Sloane.

Flown with both, not on an FI course however both know their stuff and have my utmost respect.

V.

Old Skool 21st March 2005 23:53

For some reason i wish i were doing the FI course

I think its your name

callie dog 22nd March 2005 12:50

DewsburyA

Far to late to worry about the cost - you are a commercial helicopter pilot and now a highly paid instructor. Ah watch those pennies roll in!!!!"!!:{

On the subject of Sloanes and the FI course there are a number of advantages / disadvantages: I dont think they are the cheapest by a long way. They tend to use 2 or 3 instructors (last couple of courses) one is MB. one is Military and the other is an airline pilot. This means you get a number of different styles which can be either useful or a pain depending on how you are feeling at the time.

I suggest you do your research talk to the providers and make sure you are able to get on with the person who is going to give you the training, its a lot of money to realise after a couple of hours that the next 6 weeks are going to be torture!!!!

Ewe Turn 22nd March 2005 13:15

Hi
Can any of you confirm a rumour that the hours to qualify for an JAR FI(H) have been reduced from 300 hours TT to 250? What P1 time is required?
I am aware that you only have to do 9 exams for the issue of a JAR CPL(H) now and would be interested to here if the above is true.

Cheers
ET

TheFlyingSquirrel 22nd March 2005 13:30

The wonder of LASORS 2005
 
Get yourself a copy - it's the magic book !

Click here to spend a bargin £11.50

Otherwise, if you a little mean brother.....

Goto Section D4 for CPL(H) info


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